Definitely so, the tension is something that is developed through the day and is something the viewer can really feel is swelling up. The close-ups are a big factor in this, but I'd also mention the lighting and the vibrant colors are something that compounds with effect.

I agree. The angles do an excellent job in adding further tension to scenes that are tense in nature already. The harsh light is also something I mentioned and something I believe added to the intensity of the scenes, which corresponds with your statement of it making the riot come to life.

I agree on the fact that emotional appeal is being utilized here. In fact, it's being used very smartly and effectively. The deconstruction of the societal norms that many may be discontent with is effective now and has been effective all around (woman smoking protest) creating an avenue to profit

That is a fair analysis on the concept itself. Annoyance in ads is uniquely special in that it deploys methods to evoke a negative emotion to sway you into a product. It gives you the willingness to "give in" and purchase. I do think the ad itself provides the benefits, but I otherwise agree

Those sorts of AI can certainly help us, but need to be developed more throughout years to ensure the safety of everyone. There's already clear flaws in how their cars currently operate, but that isn't to say it isn't a nice usage of AI. Fake news and job losses are two of the biggest detriments fs

I agree immensely. The introduction of AI is causing unforeseen shifts in virtually every industry, sure, but it's also having impacts on how information is presented and perceived on the internet. This is somewhat like how people treated the internet, but is most certainly different in lots of ways